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Kuberg Freerider Review

Posted on September 14, 2016December 17, 2018 By Jarvis

By virtue of having a motor and a tube on the right that you twist to move forward, we’re calling the Kuberg Freerider an electric motorcycle. And because it’s new and different, we also made a post about the entire line of Kuberg electric bikes, which includes three children’s models in addition to this, the adult-sized Freerider.

A funny thing happened after that post went live. The timing of it coincided with Kelly Knipe’s trip to Southern California. Knipe’s the Western Region Sales Manager for Kuberg USA, and his job, essentially, is to be the evangelist spreading the Kuberg gospel. He had a prototype Freerider with him and offered MO a chance to ride it. That’s an offer we couldn’t refuse.

Part electric motorcycle, part mountain bike, the Kuberg Freerider is definitely something different.

Part electric motorcycle, part mountain bike, the Kuberg Freerider is definitely something different.
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